Smiles for Kids Dentistry Westside

About this location

A few stories people tell about this place

1. One morning, while Dr. Smith was checking X-rays in Smiles for Kids Dentistry Westside, he noticed something strange on the ceiling of the waiting room. A little girl named Emma kept pointing up and whispering, 'Look, Daddy, it's waving!' Curious, Dr. Smith climbed a ladder to investigate and found that an old fan had come loose from its mountings, creating eerie shadows on the ceiling. He adjusted it with a screwdriver, and when he turned around, everyone burst out laughing—Emma’s dad had been trying to hide his giggle behind his hand. ‘It looks like someone here has a secret sense of humor,’ Dr. Smith smiled, shaking his head.

2. While Dr. Johnson was adjusting a child’s seat in Smiles for Kids Dentistry Westside, he heard an unusual voice from behind him: ‘Excuse me, doctor, but are you sure that toothbrush is really cleaning my teeth?’ Dr. Johnson turned around and saw nobody there—just an empty chair next to him. He looked back at his patient, who giggled and said, 'That was just my imagination, Doc!' The neighbor had dropped by with some cookies for the waiting room.

3. At dawn, when most people were still dreaming, a delivery driver pulled up outside Smiles for Kids Dentistry Westside with an unusual package. The box had no label and when he opened it, out popped a tiny toothbrush that started dancing around the parking lot. Confused, the delivery driver followed the toothbrush’s twirls until it stopped near a mailbox. Out stepped a friendly neighborhood cat who winked and said, ‘Thanks for delivering my new toy!’ That day, Smiles for Kids Dentistry Westside became known as the place where even felines got their dental hygiene sorted.

4. At midnight, when only stars could see the empty parking lot, a delivery driver pulled up outside Smiles for Kids Dentistry Westside. He had just dropped off supplies and was turning around when he noticed something strange on the door: ‘Free cavity fillings for anyone who can whistle Dixie backwards.’ Curious, our delivery driver decided to give it a try. After several attempts, he finally whistled Dixie backward—and found himself face-to-face with Dr. Smith, who asked, ‘Can you do that every time? We’re hiring!’